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When newborns come into the world their brains are impressively hardwired to take in abundant information. They miraculously take in their first breath, eat and digest milk or formula and just a few months later, move onto solid foods that Read more
Babies absorb a TON of information on a daily basis. All this stimulus can be both exciting and overwhelming for babies, which is why it’s a good idea to teach your little one how to sign. Since hand-eye coordination develops Read more
Naptime at the little house is one of the cozier places in the world. Everyone has a special place to sleep. The older babies – aging from 5 to 12 months sleep in pack and plays, the toddlers sleep on Read more
Babies LOVE interactive books, especially books with cut outs and mirrors to see themselves in. Nina Laden’s books Peek-a-Who, Grow Up and Who Loves You Baby are all instant hits with both babies and toddlers. If you have a little Read more
There are so many creative ways to encourage imagination and play. Here are five amazing DIY projects that are sure to entertain your toddler: links to images above: 1. dining room table playhouse 2. shoe box pull toys 3. old Read more
It was a festive night on Thursday, December 6th. All the toddlers from the little house put on a lighting ceremony to celebrate the lights that fill our lives the most – the stars, the moon, and the sun. Songs were sung, artwork was displayed, Read more
We are pleased to announce that In a Child’s Path was a finalist in the Red Tricycle 2012 Totally Awesome Awards. We are so honored by the nomination and want to thank all our parents, friends, and family who voted Read more
At In a Child’s Path, we base our educational philosophy on the power of play. Watch this great video about children explaining the power of play in their own words.
Whenever I am in the mood for something new to do with my little one I head to PDX Kids Calendar. These folks know about everything going on around town from story hours at your local library and movies in the Read more
Here at In a Child’s Path, we love to let the children do the gardening. We, as teachers, are there for support, to get additional supplies, carry the heavy pots and to answer questions. As you prepare to plant your flowers and Read more